Meghan O'Keefe

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thegestianpoet: PARTY AT GATSBY’S: HITS FROM THE EARLY 1920S The Great Gatsby is set in the summer of 1922, a year when popular culture was defined by music. I took the liberty of collecting all the songs alluded to in the novel, as well a few hits from that era, into a little collection. Think of it as a soundtrack, of sorts. You might be surprised to find how relatively low-key some of the music is, as well as the notable absence of some Jazz Age hits- remember, 1922 and before only! (I’m a nerd and spent a few hours cross-referencing.) Hope you all like it! DOWNLOAD HERE Tracklist: Sheik of Araby- Harry B. Smith; Francis Wheeler; Ted Snyder Hot Lips- Paul Whiteman Ain’t We Got Fun- Gus Kahn; Raymond B. Egan; Richard Whiting Love Nest- Otto Harbach; Louis A. Hirsch Swanee- Al Jolson Limehouse Blues- Douglas Furber; Philip Braham  Whispering- Paul Whiteman Avalon- Al Jolson Three O’Clock in the Morning- Paul Whiteman  Birthday party idea????

thegestianpoet:

PARTY AT GATSBY’S: HITS FROM THE EARLY 1920S

The Great Gatsby is set in the summer of 1922, a year when popular culture was defined by music. I took the liberty of collecting all the songs alluded to in the novel, as well a few hits from that era, into a little collection. Think of it as a soundtrack, of sorts. You might be surprised to find how relatively low-key some of the music is, as well as the notable absence of some Jazz Age hits- remember, 1922 and before only! (I’m a nerd and spent a few hours cross-referencing.) Hope you all like it!


Tracklist:
  1. Sheik of Araby- Harry B. Smith; Francis Wheeler; Ted Snyder
  2. Hot Lips- Paul Whiteman
  3. Ain’t We Got Fun- Gus Kahn; Raymond B. Egan; Richard Whiting
  4. Love Nest- Otto Harbach; Louis A. Hirsch
  5. Swanee- Al Jolson
  6. Limehouse Blues- Douglas Furber; Philip Braham 
  7. Whispering- Paul Whiteman
  8. Avalon- Al Jolson
  9. Three O’Clock in the Morning- Paul Whiteman 

Birthday party idea????

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